Synonyms for racial discrimination
racial dis·crim·i·na·tion

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1. racism, racialism, racial discriminationnoun

   discriminatory or abusive behavior towards members of another race

   Synonyms:
   racialism, racism

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1. • Discrimination

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1. Hedy Weinberg:

   Banning certain abortions will not provide a real solution to gender or racial discrimination and does nothing to address their root causes, we will continue to fight for people's ability to make their own decisions about pregnancy without political interference.

2. Steven Willborn:

   If they had a rule against drinking, and they only enforced the rule against drinking for black teachers and not white teachers, they'd have a claim, because that's racial discrimination and illegal, but here, their claim would be that they're treating him differently because of his sexual orientation, and there's just no law against that.

3. Wai Wah Chin:

   They are against racial discrimination, but pernicious division and discrimination by race have been ongoing for a long time in admissions, so there is wrongful resistance to a change back to privileging individual merit. Those who see everything through the lens of color, want a superficial skin color result, or benefit from that, should join us in opposing discriminating by race.

4. Maya Kamble:

   If you are reading this and you marched in the Black Lives Matter movement or you desire to live in a society free of racism, racial discrimination, sexism or misogyny, then you should be paying attention, because while caste oppression or discrimination does not affect all Americans, the way it manifests itself is no different than other types of oppression under capitalism.

5. Barack Obama:

   Nelson Mandela Lecture is Nelson Mandela Lecture that racial discrimination still exists in both the United States and South Africa.